YEIDA Begins Construction of Ramps for Noida’s International Film City
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YEIDA Begins Construction of Ramps for Noida’s International Film City

The upcoming International Film City in Sector 21, Noida has recently started construction work on two ramps on the Yamuna Expressway that provide connectivity to the city. This work is being done by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA).

The ramps are the first two of a planned four interchanges built on both sides of the road near Bhagpur village. The whole project is expected to cost Rs 35 million. YEIDA CEO Arun Vir Singh stated that the descending ramp will be 673 metres long while the ascending ramp will be 625 metres long. He also said the ramps are expected to be completed within a year. He concluded by saying “This direct access is being built to ensure smooth connectivity to the Film City... The underpass already constructed in Bhagpur will further aid in uninterrupted traffic movement.”

The upcoming International Film City in Sector 21, Noida has recently started construction work on two ramps on the Yamuna Expressway that provide connectivity to the city. This work is being done by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). The ramps are the first two of a planned four interchanges built on both sides of the road near Bhagpur village. The whole project is expected to cost Rs 35 million. YEIDA CEO Arun Vir Singh stated that the descending ramp will be 673 metres long while the ascending ramp will be 625 metres long. He also said the ramps are expected to be completed within a year. He concluded by saying “This direct access is being built to ensure smooth connectivity to the Film City... The underpass already constructed in Bhagpur will further aid in uninterrupted traffic movement.”

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